For an enter policy, there is the ExcludeNodes config option, which defines relays or locales never to be used in circuits.


On Mon, Aug 26, 2013 at 11:48 PM, krishna e bera <keb@cyblings.on.ca> wrote:
On 13-08-26 04:57 PM, Piotrkowska wrote:
> I am running an exit node under reduced exit policy on a VPS. My
> provider requested that I block a specific IP address due to spam
> issues. I'm guessing I should add a line in the torrc file. Can
> anyone tell me the exact line I have to add to the torrc file to
> block the address?
>
> Something like: "reject 12.34.567.89" ?

Yes that exit policy would work, assuming that your provider wants to
block traffic from your exit node having that ip address as its
*destination*.  You could specify a specific port as well, to avoid
blocking non-spam traffic of different types to that machine.

If your provider intends for traffic having that ip address as its
*origin* to be blocked, you will not be able to do so at your exit node.
 I don't know of any such thing as an "entry policy" nor recommendations
for tor relay operators other than using good security practices to fend
off attacks.
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